On December 26th, according to the Associated Press, Maersk, the world's largest container shipping company, recently stated that it is preparing to allow ships to resume navigation in the Red Sea as multiple navies begin to protect Red Sea shipping from attacks by Yemeni Housa militants.
According to reports, on the 24th local time, Maersk stated in a statement that it is developing a plan for the first batch of ships to sail in the Red Sea and is striving to implement it as soon as possible.
According to previous reports, after the outbreak of a new round of conflict between Palestine and Israel, Yemeni Hussai armed groups have continuously attacked so-called "Israel related" cargo ships in the Red Sea, citing their support for Palestine. The situation in the Red Sea has suddenly become tense, and many global shipping giants have been forced to suspend their Red Sea routes.
On the 19th local time, the United States announced the establishment of a "Escort Alliance" with some countries to respond to attacks by Yemeni Houthi militants in the Red Sea waters. In response, the Houser armed forces stated that the United States is doing this to protect Israel and militarize the waters of the Red Sea.
